Sentences with phrase «terms spelled out»

I, for one, did not initially enjoy having terms spelled out for me, after all, my line of thinking was «I know what I am searching, I don't need a silly computer to fill it out for me».

Have the terms spelled out in your rental agreement and stick to them.

Because the collection policy is the foundation for all future fee and collection considerations, be as detailed as possible in the terms spelled out in a written fee agreement.

Debt securities are a debt instrument investment asset with basic terms spelled out, including the principal amount, interest rate, interest payment schedule and the maturity date.

Do you accept the terms spelled out in the letter today from New York State Democratic Party leadership?»

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Make the Most of the Relationship After you make a choice, spell out the terms of the agreement in an engagement letter.

Experts say that small businesses can use employee handbooks to avoid litigation and put staff members at ease by spelling out, in positive terms, the company's policies and expectations.

The 2018 sales forecast compares with the Stockholm - based company's long - term target for revenue to grow between 25 and 35 percent, which it spelled out for investors earlier in March.

Experts say that small and mid-sized businesses can craft employee manuals that both protect them from litigation and put staff members at ease by spelling out in positive terms the company's policies.

Be sure to spell out your industry terms before abbreviating them, or else the audience's attention span might just prove to be shorter than your trusty acronyms.

Reading a lot like what a college fraternity president might send out to his brothers, the email spelled out in sophomoric terms rules not only about drinking and what not to do with kegs but also about sex.

In this case, a «note» would be created which spells out the terms of the contract.

The plan should spell out the amount of funding the entrepreneur is seeking but should not detail the terms.

However, the terms of the loan will spell out how many times the rate can change and the highest level that it can jump to.

A Credibility Capital Term Loan is a fully amortizing loan in which the borrower makes fixed, equal monthly payments that are clearly spelled out so there is no confusion.

Facebook is spelling out in plain English how it collects and uses your data in rewritten versions of its Terms of Service and Data Use Policy, though it's not asking for new rights to collect and use your data or changing any of your old privacy settings.The public has seven days to comment on the changes (though Facebook doesn't promise to adapt or even respond to the feedback) before Facebook will ask all users to consent to the first set of new rules in three years.

The Althing's proposal spells this out in clear legal terms as an alternative to the neoliberal idea that economies must pay willy - nilly (as Keynes would say), sacrificing their future and driving their population to emigrate in what turns out to be a vain attempt to pay debts that, in the end, can't be paid but merely leave debtor economies hopelessly dependent on their creditors.

The terms of the loan spell out:

Our Terms of Service clearly spell out that Flickr / Yahoo!

What he fails to spell out in detail here but indicates elsewhere (e.g., PR 96-98/147 -150) is that the extensive continuum or, more specifically in terms of our cosmic epoch, the space - time continuum is not just a single overarching community of actual occasions but an interlocking network of communities or societies of occasions, each of which possesses its own laws and proper dynamism.

Martin Buber remained a Jew to all but the most anxiously orthodox, yet his I and Thou spelled out terms of dialogue with people of other faiths and of no faith.

I find myself able to say: «I see God in Jesus,» and «God was in Christ reconciling the world to himself,» and other such traditional statements without necessarily having to spell it out in terms of a literal incarnation.

In a recent interview with the Turkish news agency Anadolu, the newly elected Orthodox Christian patriarch, Pope Tawadros II, said that while Christians accept Article 2 of the constitution, which says the principles of Islamic Sharia law are the main source of legislation, they are worried about an article that spells out what those principles are in Islamic terms.

Nevertheless, recent developments in the scientific culture, especially as we see them reported in books like James Gleick's Chaos: Making a New Science, suggest that Snow's greatest mistake was his failure to take into account the extent to which the literature of science is literature itself, which has all along anticipated much of what science ultimately spells out in its own terms — terms that have often enough seemed invidious to literature.

Does scripture reveal God only as a morally straight shooter who spells out divine expectations of us in no uncertain terms, which we can understand perfectly?

It is most important to notice that Jesus spells out the higher righteousness in these six instances in terms of relationships: with a brother (or sister), with those of the opposite sex, with one's spouse, with oneself, with aggressors and with neighbors and enemies.

It would be interesting to see this proof spelled Out in detail in terms of the semantical truth - concept.

It should be pointed out that pili - pili simply means «pepper - pepper» and is a generic term for any African chile that has two other spellings, piri - piri and peri-peri.

Emmanuel Frimpong failed to impress Arsene Wenger in the first team outings he has been handed and following an injury curtailed loan spell at Wolves last term the defensive midfielder has been sent to Charlton Athletic until January.

Charlie Taylor has spent a number of spells out on loan during his time in the Leeds United first - team set - up, but became more of a regular last term when he made 25 appearances in all competitions.

The 31 year old was stagnating at Blackburn Rovers but a good loan spell at Ipswich led to a short term move to West Brom which has worked out very well.

Ainsley Maitland - Niles + Age — 19 Contract — «long - term deal» signed in November 2014 Not enough game time during his loan spell at Ipswich Town last year according to his mother who offered out Mick McCarthy.

Jenkinson then opted to join the Hammers on a temporary basis, and after impressing in his 36 outings that term, agreed to extend his stay in East London for a further year, albeit signed a new five - year Arsenal contract between loan spells.

The Gunners are expected to bring in a replacement should the duo depart, although Martinez did impress in spells this term, and could really do with first - team football, possibly out on loan.

It is true that Lamela will probably benefit from a change of scenery, but the fact that this prolonged spell out has had the 24 - year - old thinking about his long - term future will be a worry for Spurs.

But unlike his two spells on the sidelines last term, Harry was able to make a rapid comeback and, after missing the FA Cup win at Swansea City and subsequent international matches for England, he took his place on the bench at Chelsea on Sunday before coming on for the closing stages as we saw out a memorable 3 - 1 victory.

If you and your ex haven't spelled out the rules already, try to come up with a document containing terms to which you both can agree.

Third, Romney has spelled out in unequivocal terms his unconditional support for Israel, «a country under existential threat», including showing footage of himself placing a prayer in the Western Wall in Jerusalem (a city he unilaterally declared as Israel's capital despite the US's formal recognition of Tel Aviv and the singular importance of Jerusalem's future status to the peace negotiations).

She put the Treasury cost of paying in - work tax credits to about 252,000 EU migrant households at # 1.6 bn a year, but did not spell out whether she wanted to remove tax credits from all EU migrants, or just those on short - term contracts.

There was a modest (# 2bn) increase in total spending in cash terms, so the overall retrenchment spelt out in the Emergency Budget remains unchanged.

Liz is reporting so fast she doesn't have time to spell it out in simple enough terms for me.

He goes on to spell out the various ways that Tory MPs can remain on good terms in the coming months - including a «bonding session» in July when «they can sit at the bar with tales of the battles they fought against each other, cordially reunited».

In January, Hochul invited a Buffalo News reporter to her Capitol office to spell out her interest in the position — in precise terms.

The Minority had expressed concerns after Parliament's emergency sitting last week that the terms of reference for the Committee had not been spelt out by the Speaker when it was convened.

This extra investment gives the party an opportunity to spell out the benefits of this extra spending in terms that can be explained to voters on the doorstep.

Don't use abbreviations unless generally known in the scientific community (AIDS and DNA are fine, but spell out other, discipline - specific technical terms instead of using abbreviations).

It also does not specifically spell out or emphasize an ecosystem - wide focus, making it less likely that proposed restoration projects will take that comprehensive approach but, rather, will end up as what some at the summit termed «random acts of restoration.»

More than just an insurance policy against late frosts or unexpected dry spells, it turns out that seed dormancy has long - term advantages too: Plants whose seeds put off sprouting until conditions are more certain give rise to more species, finds in a team of researchers working at the National Evolutionary Synthesis Center in North Carolina.

The report warns that natural gas will have to be phased out along with coal, if the world is to limit warming to 1.5 ˚C, as spelt out in the Paris Agreement long term temperature goal.

That means companies have to spell it out S - O - Y and not hide behind confusing and little - understood terms like «hydrolyzed plant protein» or «textured vegetable protein.»